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EDITORIAL

MV500 Plan Condemns Otsego

To Low-Salary, Seasonal Jobs

Editor's Note:  This is an excerpt from this week's editorial in Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman's Journal, on newsstands in Oneonta, Cooperstown and beyond this afternoon.

MV500 co-chair Alicia Dicks briefs a local crowd on Otsego County's prospects during a meeting at the Hall of Fame's Bullpen Theater in mid-September. When the plan was released last week, it appeared Otsego County had been dealt out of any meaningful involvement in the Utica-Marcy nanotechnology initiative. (AllOTSEGO.com photo)
MV500 co-chair Alicia Dicks briefs a local crowd on Otsego County's prospects during a meeting at the Hall of Fame's Bullpen Theater in mid-September. When the plan was released last week, it appeared Otsego County had been dealt out of any meaningful involvement in the Utica-Marcy nanotechnology initiative. (AllOTSEGO.com photo)

Otsego County has been dealt out of the Utica-Marcy STEM and nanotechnology boom in the MV500 application submitted to the state Monday, Oct. 5, a huge disappointment to anyone who cares about economic development locally.

That can’t stand.

MV500 is a six-county team – Otsego is one of the counties represented – pulled together over the summer to prepare the application for a half-billion dollars from Governor Cuomo’s Upstate Development Fund.

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